For independent practices
Run the whole practice in one system, from booking to paid claim
Telemedcore puts scheduling, the chart, billing, claims and the patient portal in one product for independent practices. Business Associate Agreement on every plan, and a 7-day free trial.
What you get
Front desk and scheduling
Book, confirm and check patients in without a second tool.
- Provider schedules with office hours, breaks and special dates
- Online booking and appointment confirmations
- Waitlist and no-show tracking
Charting
Encounters, SOAP notes, vitals, allergies, medications and problems in one chart.
- Chart layouts for primary care, pediatrics, behavioral health and geriatrics
- Lab orders and results with abnormal flags
- Clinical entries from front-desk staff are reconciled by a clinician before they count
Billing and claims
Code the visit, build the claim and follow the remittance in the same record.
- CMS-1500 claims and 837P electronic claims
- Remittance (835) posting and denial work queues
- AI-assisted appeal drafts that a biller reviews before use
Patients
Patients see their own appointments, statements and documents in the portal.
- Self-service patient portal
- Secure document storage
- Appointment reminders
Questions people ask
How much does Telemedcore cost for a small practice?
Plans start at $339 a month with no per-claim fees. Starter and Growth include self-serve setup; larger plans carry a one-time $5,099 guided onboarding fee. Every plan has a 7-day free trial.
Is Telemedcore HIPAA compliant?
Telemedcore is built to support HIPAA compliance, with a business associate agreement on every plan. HIPAA has no certification program, and compliance also depends on how a practice uses the product.
Is Telemedcore ONC-certified? What does that mean for MIPS?
No. Telemedcore is not ONC-certified, so it is not CEHRT under the ONC Health IT Certification Program. If your practice must report the MIPS Promoting Interoperability category, you need CEHRT for that category; practices not subject to MIPS, or below its low-volume threshold, are not affected. You can check your status with the CMS QPP participation lookup.
Who is Telemedcore not for?
Telemedcore is not an inpatient or hospital EHR, it is not ONC-certified, and it currently serves practices in the United States and Nigeria. If you need any of those, it is not the right fit today.
Can I try it before I pay?
Yes. Every plan includes a 7-day free trial, and no credit card is required to start.
Not the right fit if you need
- Hospitals and inpatient care
- Practices that must report MIPS Promoting Interoperability with ONC-certified technology (CEHRT)
- Practices outside the United States and Nigeria